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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
The Gait or Or1EinG:a.


4 curious study has been made " DE-
Peracch.a CT the differences be4HeeI
criminals md Isw abiding citizens, IS eX
hibited by their walk C.sLs Rforraa Med
les, No ~, I8S7'J The author list made
g 9um0Gr OIL Obs 9TyatiCus 10 determine
the conditions OF normal progression GuG
found that n good people the right pace
Is Longer tran the left, the IaLorsl sepsra-
ton Of the liGhs foot FROM tze yuedisG
line is less than .hat Of The left, and The
angle Of deviation CT the skis of me foot
from 9 straight E1e is greater On the right
SIDE than On the lait.
But t1Is is not I'll. D-. ParScchia n.
not oaIy shown Us doT re my di5tiu-
guish criminals IN general cCt nos lsiJ
the beginnings Of The difer5ntial diaGaO-
sis between various sorts Of evjI-G0eIs
The following sTe the Distinguishing
characteristics which his observation.
have enabled him 10 Formulate.
]. ThieveE-In these WHO are prcdis-
posed 10 appropriate the property OF OH
el5 there Is pronounced widening O. The
base Of support, together with very
long ctcE.
,. Assassins-In fhcse who have muir
der il their hearts the base Of support il
not 50 wide as 1t Is in thieves, since tht
angle formed by the axis OF the fo05 VIII
the metian line is less 00tUse, but tins
sinistra,Ity betrayed by their footprint.
:, very marked.
These discoveries are OF g very inter
esIing fharscter, ana if the criminal coUlC
be induced &c wax before the 1cLest MAJ
instead OF following him IS be usually
does, they might also be put 20 s. prscti-
cal use, Tor then good citizens could di
aGnose the rogue by his tricks, ard nigh
thus be enabled TO escape robbery CT as
sassinatiOn, as the case might o..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

The musical mosquito is no longer
with US. He leaves the field clear to the
silent, sneaking specimen Of the tribe
who steals around noiselessly and pune
lures one's epidermis without the slight
est warning or opportunity for defense.
The singing mosquito was not the worst
of the breed. His name was legion and
his music was execrsble, but he
was courageous and Honorable in
warfare; he did moi believe in
the sapping and mining process; ne
scorned the craven still-hunting OF
his silent kinsman; he never at
tackled an enemy without giving
fair warning, and when hostili;ies were
declared he came boldly out in full view,
snd took his chances in the contlic.. BE
blew his bugle defantly and made gal
liant assault upon his adversary, but when
his steel had penetrated he was content
to remain, exhibiting sn Indifference to
death and 8 faith in human nature which
was gratifying, IS it enabled one to OBJ
tsin revenge by MASKING him fiat. The
quiet, cool weather mosquito is no such
s soldier. He is all eyes and craftiness,
and while pluuging his beak maliciously
into his victim is ever Oh the alert, and
seeks refuge in flight when the gage Of
battle is taken up.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
INTERVENING TO THE SLEEPER
A1 EIen and Women, say the scie2tistg
VIII Eventually snore.
From the Preside.

1t is perfectly true that no one ever
heard o. q snoring savage. In fact, if tha
wild man OF the woods and plains does
not sleep quietly re runs the risk Of being
discovered BY his enemy and the scalp OF
the snorer would soon adorn the belt 81
his crafty end more silent sleeping adj
veCSary. Ia the natural state taal,
'n2turaI selectiOnn weeds out chose who
disturo their neighbors by making nigh.
hideous With 5Gores. With civilization,
however, we have changed all this. The
impure air OF our sleeping rooms induces
all m2nner CT catarrhal affections. The
nasal passages are the first 10
become affected. Instead Of
warming the inspired air On It's
way to The lungs and removing
from it the dangerous impurities WITH
which it is loaded, the nose becomes OBJ
siructed. A part of the sir enters end
escapes by way OF the mouth. The veil
Of the palate vibrstes between the two
CurrentS-!hat through the p2rtisuy
closed nostri!s-Iike, torn sail IN the
wind.
The s1ore than me,n3 thst the sleepGr's
mouth is partially open, that his Toe is
partially closed, 8nd inst his lungs are 10
danger from The air not being prGperIy
warmed and purified. From the. conEn-
ual operation OF these cau5eS-tnsS in
crease OF impure sir in sleeping rooms
and permitting h1bitual snCrer5 10 escape
killing ard scslping-some scientist has
predicted that n the future all men lznd
women too will snore. II goes saIong
with decay Of the teeth ard bEidhe.d-
ness
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

dispatch got to Abilene it was handed to
Mrs. Taylor reading thus: Come home,
Mr. Taylor Is lost" The wife imagined
her husband had been lost or killed on
the Pacific slope aud started to Wsco
bowed down with grief and anxiety, Won
deriDg how her husband met his death.
on her arrival at Waco she was sstound-
cd to find her husband st the depot TO
meet her. The Joy and explanations thst
followed can DE imagined.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
SHOOTING IN SHELBY COUNTY.
4 Young Man Attempts 20 Interfere Wit
His Sisters Glsrrisgo-


Correspondence of the Gazette.
CENTER, TEX, Sept. 30.-A difficulty
which is likely to prove iasaI 10 one OF
the parties occurred Wednesday, the
2Sth, about ten miles south OF this place
between Mr.. Samuel Matthew'S and Mr..
William Poyre, n which the former shot
the latter with 8 shotgun st close range,
nine buck-5hot striking him in the body
aud head. 1t seems that Mr.. Matthews
w&s to marry sister of Mr. POyne's on
the GOTH, who, upon being informed OF it,
declared the marriage should not take
place and that he would kill MetLheWs
within twenty-four hours. He then
armed himself and went in search CT
Matthews, who lived about five miles dis
tant. Mr. Matthews having been in
formed Of Poyne's intentions armed
himself, and when Poyne came
in sight, called to him to stop snd throw
up his hands. TIC this Poyne answered
by raising his gun, when Matthews shot
him. No blame is attached TO Matthew's
and he has not been arrested. He is
about thirty-five yea rs OF age, . success
ful farmer and one Of cur best citizens.
Povne Ii about twenty three years old
and inclined TO be wild. Much SYM
patty is felt for his parents, who are good
quiet people, his mother being specially
beloved by all VINO know her. Poyre
is not yet dead but will die, so his
physician declares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

state for authority to Pasa this statute oa
the ground that liquors corrupt the Iuof-
ais and ecdsnger the health snd lives OF
is citizens. This case would seem TO be
& clearer c2se Of Infringement Of the fed
er2l constitution tAsn the Kansas case,
but il "as decided By the United States
Circuit Judge in favor Of the railroad
Company, snd rs review ny tte Supreme
Court VIII excite deep anu Widespread
interest among all classes o. me people
A decision untayora5-o 10 tE-=e 0roai5i-
ton atutes would operate on tle Proai-
bitiOn pa-ty ike T&m O'95snJeI' uuiuckV
remark when the witches were dsCci1g =.
Xix AICW8Y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

THE American cup IS securely anchored
in this county for the present. The
Volunteer defended II nobly and yaliantly
end Americans rejoice. There is danger,
however, that in the next contest, which
viii sooner or later come, over confidence
in the superiority of our vessels may
bring ABOUT defeat. The Thistle is She
fastest English vessel ahost at the pres
ent time, but defeat will only spur the
foreigners into greater efforts il the III
tpre O.her models will be tried and
other vessels built. Our yachtsmen will
need keep close Watch or their rivals
and keep abreast with all Improvements
to retain their claim Of superiority.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
London Lancet.


4 case cf somewhat -eIaarE-aie char-
GCter is st the present time II the London
Temperance Hospital under the cs-e OF
Dr. K J. Lee. 4 girl, 4ged fifteen, lad
the last molar tooth il the lower j4w on
the right side removed shout SIX weeks
ago. No ar"5t1st;c was administered.
She vas il perfect health - the time
Half au hour after tha 0parsliou she be-
gan 10 yawH, snd has continued 20 so so
since. One yawn succeeds a8o.haT wi.h-
out Interruption, and win an interval IF
tWO Or three seconds. Ga,Yaoism had
heeu tried Withou. effect, and ocser rem
edies previous TO admission IEtC the nos
pitaI. Three days 2fterWard ire ysWnina
changed to sneezjlg, and recently She has
suffered from constant and rapidly sue
ceeding f5s Of sneez'Eg, each Of which
paroxysm appears to begin " Ii . yGwn
She seems 30 have ne pcWer II cCrtreI-
ling herself, ~ only 10 & very slight ex-
tcnc; and if she attempts 20 90 so tne
next sneeze is more violent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

CHAUNCBY NJ. DEPEW has returned
from mis- European tour and has taken his
accustomed place among the New YORK
DUDES and diGers-out. lie disclaims
hsrboring any designs on the presidency,
makes his customary after dinner
sHJeches and enjoys the idolatry Of i
hist Of worshipers, who regard him as
the incarnation OF al that IS great and
GOOD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

&c display AIS. CT less sAan shree lLnea taken
soy either edition,
Three lines or more, display, figured ct pso
ara rate of an inch.
SirEIe lines of reading matter count as two
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wise contracted for. ana in advance when par
ties financial standing IS not known 30 us
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Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
PNEUMATIC DYNAMlTE GUN.
Further Experiments NIade-The Result
Sattsfa Ctory


NEW YORK, Oct. Further expert
ments in target practice, with the pneu-
matte dynamite gun, were made yester-
day. They were undertaken 20 settle the
question whether rapidity Of ire could
be combined with accuracy. The result
showed tnst ten shells carrying fifty five
pounds Of explosive geiatine could be
discharged il ten minutes and thirty sec
onds, and that while four Of the projec-
ties tailed in the matter OF range, going
over or falling short, the remaining six
would have struck within & space of six
yards Gu the side OF snip. A trial shot
with heavier shell, one corresponding
to charge Of leo pounds OF explosive
gelStine. was fired for range, end the pro
iectile wss sent distance OF two and s
nalf miles with az initial pressure OF less
than 1000 pounds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

THE newspaper reporter who fabFi-
Gated the Incorporate speech accredited
TO Herr Most at the Cooper Union meet
ing may believe that he performed +
clever piece Of work, but the majority Of
people viii lock with distavor upon such
unwarranted assaults on truth. Most is
doubtless bad man and his teachings are
vicious, but the devil should not be
painted any blscker than he really is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

flensttaaces 6y drGtr. p0gt0tice ssosiog order or
registered letter, at risk o. Office,
Correspondence Sc s0iSc!ts6 ipon al 7''0s Euo'
ssctS.
oroTspt information o. evessss G3 "esos happen
ss7s Of general ;ntest gOcst26, aR3 e7s!t be prop
gr!s compensated
Ill communications sgste7sdcd toT p,Go'tccttcT
ksl ta accompanied by the ,cTltefs name arc 90
cseac-s!oE ros. pgsbHCGG$on-crlL az eV'denot o.
g0od H13tl
lpGr7sea l5r55f,g 20 TaG GAZETTE oss o':ainss;
perso.a.L 20 Themselves SoiN please lCtoSe stump for
g.Diy,
l7tI Gestsrs o. corsr,sS cations for THE 3AEIsTTf
sshethss Of. business or OT publication ssocsgG be
addressed 40 The GAZETTE, Or DEhoCRAT PuH-
LTsHTNG Co., govt Tor,s, Ts%.r AID FoG TO
EaGlVIOUALs.
.4u checks, ,ao5scg orders, posts! I,otes stc,r
etoostG be al.as rapGbis 10 tEe pEN ooHAr TUG-
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

The Rev. Hugh Pentecost, who is ore
CT Henry Georges most arden. support
erS, has petitioned MS congregation to
reduce MS salary from $4,000 TO $4,000 s
year. The opinion entertained by msny
thst the errauc reverend WIS losing his
wits Will find an increased number OF
supporters. The majority OF clergynen
DO not believe they are too generously
provided for, and it must be admitted
that they ere seldom burdened with
worldly blessings, but perhaps Mr. Pente.
cost is moi worth the salary being paid
him. He oughg to know best what re il
worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
JUDGE LYSCA'S COURT.
The Sitfzeno of ome, Ga, Resolve to yisi
ReIribut1ve Justice on q Cciored Brute.

The Eitfzeno of II ome, Ga Resolve to Visit
Rrrribut1ve Justice on Cciored Brute
ATLANTA, GA, Oct. AT the emphatic
instance OF enraged citizens OF Rome,
Ga, bluff OLD Judge Lynch will convene 6
midnight session CT his extraordinary
court and affirm TIE rule rule on the
privilege of me pcpu,3ce informally 10
gl5baa brutal negro named Johnson
The involuntary candidate for such dis
position is lieutenant il the Salvation
Army barracks e. nat plsCe. TIE neg~O
On Wednesday afternoon went TO tie res-
i5ence Of man named Nc
ennis IN ForestyiIle and sue
Ceeded in anticing McGinnis' pretty
little seven-yeG1 old daughter to = Clump
OF woods uesr the mousse. lie persuaded
ner TO accompany him on the prettx. Ol
securing lOr her some petty birds. Ehe0
they got well into the woods the brute
took advantage Of her helplessness. Tne
child returned home later and informed
ner parents of her experience. lame
dIately Z party was organized 10 capture
ne negro. When the CllicGTs visited the
Sl!vs,i1E Army g. their surprise they
found him kpeeIing on the platform sEd
praying alone, They permitted him TO
conclude his solemn entreaty and then
conducted lim to jail. When the people
heard of the arrest they copyrighted on
the principal street and loudly discussed
MS immediate lyncbiug. Nc definite
steps were taken in that direction Is the
excited party was without leader. The
subjec. OF hanging the prisoner has Ggi-
tated the people s!nce and yesterday g
meeting Of c.t'zans YVES held - which il
WAS decided 10 take the prisoner out il
the presence Of his victim and hang him
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
a JOYFUL Meeting,
Special to the Gazette.

opeCIaJ 70 ING UaZtlte,
WACO, TEX, Oct. 2.-Mrs, E. W. Tay-
loT, wife of a merchant OF this city, went
TO visit her sister in Abilene while her
husband made q trip to California.
Wednesday night Mr.. Taylor returned
home and brother sent a dispatch to
Mrs. Taylor at Abilene reading: "Come
home, Mr.. Taylor is back" When the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

THE Louisville Cour.er-Journal wants
to take Randall by the back Of the neck
snd shove him out Of the Democratic
party. Mr.. WatTer5on should confre his
labors To those ground MIN and prevent
Kentucky Democrats from jumping over
the fence into the Republican camp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

A NUMBER Of Buffale BilI's Wild West
braves have returned to this country, and
viii return to the freedom and pure air
of their old homes in the west. They are
mostly broken in heslthaud spirits by the
confinement TO which they have been
subjected il the show business, and dis
gusted with the civilization Of crsmped
snd fCgo9 London.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

THE feet that more OF the parties who
robbed the train ct Benbrook the last
time have been captured should encouT-
age the industry to such an extent IS
to make it monotonous, II it cannot De
suppressed it should be encouraged until,
like the Mibado, it dies from sheer popu-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
RoFae HadIsh Zoo.

Rutsbsgas, parsaips, carrots, beets, Cali
tornis onions, parsley, celery, cauli-
flower, radishes, onions: butter beans,
string bezDs, egg plant, green pepper,
okra, cornheId peas, new turnips, CAB
bage, etc, etc. These age the varieties
that decorate the front Of our storsssand
from it we thinkyou might select what
you want. EaRT WORTH GROCER Co. I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

The Grand Army of the Republic is
not composed Of Tuttles and FAirchilds il
we sre to Judge by the manner in which
il disposed OF the resolution OF censure of
the President, Introduced by an ex-
commander-in-c Good sense aud
good taste usually dominate when all the
counties are heard from. The palsy
statesman can now retire and nurse his
exuberant wrath in silence and obscurity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

MAYOR BRoIrEs may .s we'll 'consider
himself beaten. Even should ne reni.z-
his most cherished aspirations he cancot
compete with the Mayor of Argonia, Kan.,
who has just given birth 10 e bouncing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN sent check to
Chicago with instructions to ender the
socialists g champagne supper, but the
jsil authorities refused to PERMIT any
banquetting in the prison.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
II.ited Lna AngsIsa.

Los ANGELES, CAL, oct. 2-T1e cn-
GERS OF the Sovereign Grand L9dze.oi Odd
Fellows, who left Denver September -.
a-rLgeG here yesterday to visit TIE poia.
selected Tor holding the next srnuG. s.--
sion q The Sovereign GRAY Lodge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

Hiss PHOEBE COUSINS ought TO be
happy. She has long desired to be q man
and Justice Miller has made her United
States marshal, which is SIS near it IS the
circumstances will admit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

a young Mexican widow with $40 .0Cg
h2Ttug advertised for n hus5.al 70 eGicy
II With her, the Nezicsu papers nave
taken a,aTm and condemn ;hs act a. 2
"Yankeeism" thar may yell be dispensed
with,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

SECRETARY LAMAR is to be the success
sor 10 the late Chief Justice Woods. The
power Of the press has once more been
sckuGTIeG ged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
BUsfHz ass CHARGES.

5lnlt sALHs-A complete stock Of Gr.-=.
eiy 20 q. Wen, torsic9as, Tex
E}rE 3 Ala c1up-cJs scr Of soIil ..a
Z FAC fixtures Tor saio verv cheap al.r.
Loc@ B. X 20 II, sathHrford. Tt>.
afpE : AhE-ThJee os-De- eG.lr-. one 1ra,r
\ Guy and, four mir. pa, three sapfv.s .
taDle. six .am rs wish TcbectoTg. uua l.a...
stove, one marble top wa'h stand, sin r...-
fiLc. UarUeT outfit c0Gulcte ln good er.-.
Apply 20 \. o. HE,lcmuu al local Opt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

IN his triumphsl tour over the country
President Cleveland will have an OPP
portunity Of observing the home life of
solid Democrats.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
The Iron Mountain snrd.

LITTLE Rock, ARK. Ocg. I.-Sui. w
fled in The Pulaski Circuit court today
against the st. Louis, Iron Mountain sud
Southern Railroad by thIrtT-seven per
sons, who claim in tne aggregate 500
goo ior damEges sustained on the 5th Of
July for &c alleged unnecessary Geteusio2
e. Newport.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

Premature decline q manly
poweEs, Rervons debility sid EinGreG
diseaases radically c9rcd. CcaspI:gllo9
f-ses 93ooks tsN ceets in stamps. AdA
Gres3 eQafdentIsay Words Bispensary
Medical As5C Cistion, Buffalo, ny.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

"TRUcELEss, uncompromising AND
eternal war" is 10 be the attitude Of the
Baptist church towards the liquor traffic
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
Fiaken Oat nrna1s

Z We are glad to sanoance tde arrival OF
o car Of fzked oat greats, manufactures
IN the lEst ten dEgs especially for eur
trade, tThey are crisp ara sweet, and
are fstor the tasse of G. king.
FORT WORTH GROCER Co., Agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

THE Britishers take she defeat Of the
Thistle With good grace.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

TIE herolsm OF the brakeman who
Claimed 10 have averted train robbery
is in danger OF becoming mildewed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
roo sALu AT ArUtIls,.

G-t, ENlIt RE, 2 I\I-, .-.r-At auJli- a.
& Lya, Monday October 3. a- IG .D.l...
sharp, ON public sguarc, Wi. ac sold th-e- .r..
bic TOY aedToO- lets marble
center .ablsss folding s9lct,, ces car.s.
eNiensl1AEa5.e, csatrsi als6kisaHen iGrait.r.
inc-u1fAg Charter ok cooking stove. one Esr.
ORGAN. feather beds and bedding .IaG ~nI.
tues, .Nur iCneer-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

THE resignation Of Colonel Hughes
Hallet creates vacant seat N the Tory
ranks
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
IT, GAZETTE has tho largest
aona-fds Circulation of any Daily
Newspaper published in Texas.

svElREESErs u RATES..
DIZZY EDITION-l seven tssuee week.
Eonpaseil type, y lines to m inch, ana shout
seven ID words TO the line,
Per si.ch, display. consecutive Insertions:
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Real ESTATE AonolTs.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Bids VIII be received until THURSDAY Oct.
Der o., az i o'Cloch mon, for tie erection anil
Tey.
flsGs and specifications. may uc sce1 ut Cid.
Office OF ). 3. II aegart, srchlteC,.
The OWneZ re Ieryss the rlIhtl5 reject anr t.-
all bids. y
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"BIsHoP" OBERLY is Lot beloved Of
the Virginia Democrats.
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The Very Beat

News and tsrnily paper in the state A,
the WEEKLY GAZETTE; price reducae &
81 year.
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branch Offices of The Gazette.
DALLAS-607 Main Street, j. Nj. RoreN, Man
WAco-Tom O. Plunkett, Manager.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

ysIANTAD-2Go mn 0u-eNtaue!nn of tr- -.
" Worth snd Denver Guy i,1lwa-. T.-,..
NOR, te2Iastsrs and s-rSuer -u-1 r.
- GPpiTinE AZ 0E"a OF t.s rcs1 >. f..
r Cstb treGEl0 .,att.l rS- be oH-aIl.t or ...
tare APpig AZ ouale1 30 s. Minis. OF oil.
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as-subscrsbe-s w:ghing fheir address
changed rom one poctoffco tc another, must
give :he CID address IS well rs the new o. me
charge csnrot DC made
Al Postmasters Ia the State are authorized
60 take subscriptions 20 TIE GAZETTE
g.ssE9aL COMMISSIONS ALLOWED
Sample copies sent on application.
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EOE saEsE

S5TAGTEft-E Everybody 20 BROW .haE
wv CaHsrsph and stationery los sanc can f.
had a business College. CaIl on or atlr..
j.. p. P-cuttl. agent
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stockholderg OF the N { NJ Bufsa6 viii
be held at their Office, sos Main street,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

Improved sra un!mprCved city properly,
Suburban and acreage property. Lands,
rsnches and farmS for sale III AL portions OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

We have Oh our Job counter 800
cnildren's vests at l5e. 25c and S5c. Come
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
WEEKLY EDITION.
D}oDJus,.-C .,l,l.cr,gJ51-s Ty1cf
PPCding MGiLS

One time, So cents per unei .Wo or more In
nersions, Is cents per line each inserticn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

partment brim full ofAnoyelties and will
effect q saving OF frouistb 10 % per cent.